Video, Subtitles, Metadata & Chapters

Video example with burned-in subtitles

With Burn-In Subtitles, the transcript from our Speech Recognition is rendered directly into the video as perfectly timed captions – ideal for social media, where videos often autoplay muted. In this example, the captions are set in uppercase and the currently spoken word is highlighted in red. Fonts, colors, alignment and per-word effects can be styled in a live preview, and subtitles can also be burned into audiograms of audio-only productions.

For all styling options, please see Burn-In Subtitles in our help and our blog post Burn-In Subtitles: Add Styled Captions Directly to Your Video.

Audiogram example 1 with static background image

The first audiogram example is a simple video from an audio-only production, using a static background image:

Audiogram example 2 with chapter images

Example 2 uses chapter images, so that the audiogram background image changes over time:

More audiogram video examples

We created a YouTube playlist with more audiogram video examples, please see Audiogram examples.